Kübler Sport® Balance Board Paddle

Discover the high-quality Kübler Sport® Speckbrett paddle, specially designed for the traditional game of Speckbrett. This paddle stands out for its excellent craftsmanship and durable materials, providing an optimal playing experience for both beginners and experienced players.

Made of multiple bonded plywood, the paddle combines stability with lightness. With a weight of approximately 160 g, it feels comfortable in the hand and enables precise striking movements. The blade, measuring around 20 x 24 cm, is perforated and lined to minimize air resistance, thus improving ball control.

The handle of the paddle is wrapped with a synthetic leather grip tape, ensuring not only a secure grip but also increasing comfort during play. To ensure the safety of players, each paddle is equipped with a practical safety strap that prevents accidental releases and thus helps prevent injuries.

- Material: Multi-ply laminated plywood for high stability
- Handle: Wrapped with synthetic leather grip tape for optimal grip
- Weight: Lightweight and handy, approx. 160 g
- Bat size: Compact and functional, approx. 42.5 x 20 cm, 1 cm thick
- Safety feature: Equipped with a safety wrist strap

The Speckbrett is a traditional ball game that is popular in some regions of Germany, particularly in Westphalia. The rules may vary regionally, but here are the basic rules of the game:

Game Field and Equipment
- Game Field: The game is played on a rectangular court divided into two halves. In the middle of the court, there is a net or rope, similar to tennis, but lower.
- Racket: Each player uses a special racket called a "Speckbrettschläger," which has a rectangular, flat striking surface.
- Ball: A rubber ball is used.
- Teams: Speckbrett is typically played by two players (singles) or four players (doubles).
- Positions: Players stand on opposite sides of the net. In doubles, two players occupy one side of the court.

Game Rules
- Service: The serve is done behind the service line and must be played diagonally into the opposing service court. The ball may touch the ground once before being struck.
- Rally: After the serve, players try to play the ball over the net so that the opponent cannot return it legally. The ball may touch the ground once before being returned.

Scoring: Points are awarded when:
- The ball touches the ground twice before being returned.
- The ball goes out of bounds.
- The ball hits the net or does not cross the net.
- A player touches the ball with the racket without legally hitting it.

Scoring System
- A game is usually played to a predetermined point total, such as 11 or 15 points, with a player or team needing at least a two-point lead to win.
- Sometimes sets are played, and the match can go over multiple sets.

Special Features
- Grip Straps: The rackets are often equipped with grip straps to ensure a secure hold on the racket.
- Safety: The game is often played at a leisurely pace, and safety rules are designed to prevent injuries.

These rules provide a basic version of the game. Local variants may have additional rules or slightly different court sizes and equipment requirements.